BMW 3 Series Car Tyres Price List

BMW 3 Series Tyres

BMW 3 Series is a premium sedan, well praised by the automobile fanatics for its alluring exteriors, outstanding performance and best-in-segment features. This sports sedan is offered in 16 inches, 17 inches and 18 inches rim sizes, depending on the variants.

Although the radial tubeless tyres are ideal for any car but when it comes to BMW 3 Series, you should consider buying the run-flat radial tyres. Tyremarket.com offers tyres for BMW 3 Series from various international as well as Indian brands which include Pirelli, Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Goodyear, Yokohama, Apollo, Hankook, Firestone, CEAT and JK Tyre.

BMW 3 Series Tyre Sizes

The BMW 3 Series is offered in either of these three tyre sizes — 225/55 R16, 225/50 R17 and 225/50 R18. The tyres installed to BMW 3 Series as an OE fitment by the company are the run-flat tyres. Various companies like Pirelli, Continental, Michelin, Goodyear etc. offer run-flat tyres for BMW 3 Series. Pirelli is one step ahead of all the tyre makers as it manufactures specialized tyres for the BMW cars. Installing these specialized tyres enables the BMW cars to gain their optimum performance while cruising.

BMW 3 Series Tyre Prices

BMW 3 Series tyre is available in the price range of Rs. 9,925 (approximate) to Rs. 24,217 (approximate).

BMW 3 Series Specs and Features

BMW 3 Series is a premium saloon that comes with tons of features to offer its passengers an ultra-luxury experience. The 3 Series has a lot of room, both for the front as well as rear cabin passengers. It is blessed with advanced luxury as well as safety features. Advanced parking sensors, front airbags, side curtain airbags, ABS with EBD, cruise control, premium music system are some of the worth mentioning features of the 3 Series.

This car is available in both petrol as well as diesel engine options. While the diesel motor has a displacement capacity of 1995 cc, the petrol motor comes with the engine capacity of 1998 cc. In the diesel model, the oil burner can produce maximum power of 190 PS @ 4000 rpm that results in hammering torque of 400 Nm @ 1750-2750 rpm. The petrol model, on the other hand, can generate maximum power of 252 PS @ 5200 rpm and a crushing torque of 350 Nm @ 1450-4800 rpm. Both these trims come linked to an eight-speed automatic gearbox that transfers the power to the rear wheels.